


What is Tusk?
Tusk is an AI-powered testing assistant that generates unit and integration tests for code changes. It automatically creates test cases that check for edge cases, runs them in isolated sandboxes, and self-corrects failing tests to help engineering teams ship code faster with greater confidence.
What sets Tusk apart?
Tusk distinguishes itself with direct integration into popular project management platforms like Linear, Jira, and GitHub issues, allowing teams to assign testing tasks within their existing workflow. The tool's review interface gives engineering teams building a testing culture complete control over which test cases to incorporate before committing with a single click. Tusk sits within your CI/CD pipeline to help engineering teams enforce better testing habits without disrupting developer flow.
Tusk Use Cases
- Generate unit tests automatically
- Test code edge cases
- Automate test coverage
- Fix failing tests
- Mock service integrations
Who uses Tusk?
Features and Benefits
- Generates unit and integration tests with codebase context to cover edge cases, helping prevent critical regressions in code.
AI-Powered Test Generation
- Integrates directly with platforms like Linear, Jira, Notion, and GitHub issues to fit into existing development workflows.
Project Management Integration
- Automatically fixes and iterates on tests when encountering errors during test execution.
Self-Iterating Tests
- Allows review of test cases and results before committing generated tests to a PR's branch with a single click.
One-Click Test Incorporation
- Operates within existing CI/CD pipelines to enforce testing practices without disrupting developer workflow.
CI/CD Pipeline Integration
Pricing
Test generation in PR/MR
Ability to self-run tests
Auto-iteration based on CI
Custom testing guidelines
3 synced repos
VIP support via Slack
Everything in Team plan
Self-hosting
SAML/SSO
Backfill tests for existing files
Custom no. of synced repos
White-glove implementation